Welcome to David Mundy's nearly-daily blog. David retired after 37 years as a United Church minister (2017)and has kept a journal for more than 39 years. This blog is more public but contains his personal musings and reflections on the world, through the lens of his Christian faith. Follow his Creation Blog, Groundling (groundlingearthyheavenly.blogspot.ca) and Mini Me blog (aka Twitter) @lionlambstp
Saturday, January 31, 2009
There's Probably a God continued
Today in the Globe and Mail newspaper there was a large ad from the United Church's Wondercafe picking up on the atheist/agnostic bus ads. Clever.
bravo Wonder Cafe..you brought a smile to my Saturday morning.. I still don't like the "worry" approach the Humanists have focused on,though as others have said..it seems conversation has been stimulated.Has me thinking,as we believers have all been brushed with that ulta conservative Christian outlook of worry over God's wrath ....how other religions, like Islam, too often get mis- represented.Doesn't feel so good, for sure, being on the receiving end. Looking forward to a read through the Observer which arrived Friday with a cover story on athiesm. Thanks David for the thought provoking vehicle...your blog provides.
Today in the Globe and Mail newspaper there was a large ad from the United Church's Wondercafe picking up on the atheist/agnostic bus ads. Clever.
bravo Wonder Cafe..you brought a smile to my Saturday morning.. I still don't like the "worry" approach the Humanists have focused on,though as others have said..it seems conversation has been stimulated.Has me thinking,as we believers have all been brushed with that ulta conservative Christian outlook of worry over God's wrath ....how other religions, like Islam, too often get mis- represented.Doesn't feel so good, for sure, being on the receiving end. Looking forward to a read through the Observer which arrived Friday with a cover story on athiesm. Thanks David for the thought provoking vehicle...your blog provides.
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